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Private walks and private days for travellers, and events for companies. Pick a card, or browse it all here first.
For yourself
Private & small-group walks
Architecture and art history, guided by a trained urban planner. Weekends and evenings, max 8 guests.
Oslo reclaims the fjord: from motorway to masterpiece
How Oslo sank a motorway under the sea and built an opera, a library and a leaning tower on top.
Palace, villas and a sculptor's axis: Frogner and the Royal Park
How the city followed the King west: a romantic palace park, a villa town born of a fire, and Vigeland's 850-metre axis.
From shipyard to Renzo Piano: City Hall, Aker Brygge and Tjuvholmen
How a poor harbour quarter became City Hall, and how a closed shipyard became Oslo's most walked waterfront.
From fjord to Scream: the Scandinavian painters, in order
A century of Nordic painting in one morning: romantic fjords, realist interiors, the women painters, and The Scream at the end.
Munch, in depth: two hours at MUNCH, and The Scream at dusk
Two unhurried hours inside MUNCH with your own guide, only on summer evenings, when the museum allows it.
For companies
Events, for 8 to 30 guests
An urban planning challenge, a Fjord City walk with a floating sauna, a painters' evening at the National Museum. Or an occasion designed with you.
Team building · 3 hours · 8–30 guests
The Planners' Challenge
Your teams become Oslo's planners for an afternoon. After a short walk through Bjørvika, each team gets a real brief for a waterfront site, a sketch kit and ninety minutes to design and pitch it. A jury, prizes and a drink with the view at the end.
Team outing · 3½ hours · 8–30 guests
Fjord City & Floating Sauna
The Fjord City walk, from the Opera roof to the harbour, then the most Norwegian of team rituals: a private floating sauna on the fjord, a dip in the sea for the brave, and Nordic bites on deck.
Client or team evening · 3 hours · 8–30 guests
The Painters' Evening
A private hour with the Scandinavian painters at the National Museum, from Dahl's fjords to The Scream, then a drawing session with a Norwegian artist in a studio nearby, and a glass to finish. Nobody needs to know how to draw.